Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
PIRRIE Viscount Pirrie. Sir William James Pirrie, KP, PC, 1 st and last Baron and Viscount Pirrie of Belfast, of Witley
Park, Godalming, (1847-1924), son of James Alexander Pirrie of Little Clandeboye, Co. Down, was a partner in Harland and Wolff's
shipbuilding works, Lord Mayor of Belfast, 1896 and 1897, and High Sheriff of Co. Antrim, 1898, and of Co. Down, 1899.
Arms: Argent a saltire Gules between in chief and in base a bugle horn stringed Sable and in fess two seahorses respecting one
another Proper.
Crest: A falcon's head erased per saltire Argent and Gules.
Supporters: On either side upon an anchor fesswise Proper a falcon Argent beaked membered and collared Sable belled Or.
Motto: Deeds not words. (NEP)
PISTOR of Reigate.
Arms: Argent on a baker's peel three * Sable three plates [round loaves Argent].
Crests: 1, An eagle displayed Sable winged Or; 2, A cubit arm erect vested Proper ** holding aloft a baker's peel Sable charged as in
the arms.
As borne (SV1623) by William Pistor of Reigate, son of William Pistor of Reigate, 2 nd son of Robert Pistor of King's Somborne, Hampshire.
* Sic
** Burke records this as:.. vested Sable cuffed Argent.
PISTOR of Sutton, and of London.
Arms: Argent on a baker's peel * three round loaves Argent.
Crest: A baker's peel Sable charged with three round loaves Argent.
Motto: Non solo pane vivet homo.
From the monuments in Sutton Church and churchyard to Thomas Pistor, (d.Oct 22, 1710) of St. Martin's, Ludgate, and Sutton. (MB ii 483)
* Presumably, Sable
PITCHER Colonel Duncan George Pitcher, IA, of Hillside, Camberley, (b.1839), eldest son of Lieutenant St. Vincent Pitcher, 6 th
Madras Light Cavalry.
Arms: Per chevron Ermine and Azure in chief two acorns slipped Proper in base the prow of an antique galley Argent.
Crest: A griffin's head couped gorged with a wreath of oak Proper between two wings each charged with a bezant.
Motto: Perseverantia et labore. (FD7)
PITSON of Guildford. *
Arms: Ermine a chevron between three peacock's heads erased Azure.
Crest: A peacock's heads erased Azure. (BGA)
* (VCHS ii 247) records James Pitson as buying Sir Richard Weston's interest in the scheme for making the River Wey navigable from the
Thames to Guildford, and completing it in 1653, "not without encountering much opposition on the part of the landowners"
PITT of Putney.
Arms: Sable a fess checky Argent and Azure between three bezants.
Crest: A stork Proper resting his dexter foot upon an anchor erect Or.
Motto: Benigno numine. (Doyle i )
As borne by William Pitt the Younger, (d.Jan 23, 1806), * the famous statesman, 2 nd son of William Pitt, 1 st Earl of Chatham.
* He died at his residence, Bowling Green House, Putney.
PITT of Wimbledon.
Arms: Sable a fess checky Argent and Azure between three besants.
Crest: A stork Proper supporting with his dexter claw an anchor erect Or.
From the monuments formerly in Wimbledon churchyard to Thomas Pitt, (d.1699), merchant of London, a native of Ilminster, Somerset;
William Pitt, (d.1732); Thomas Pitt, (d.1761) and John Pitt, (d.1775). (MB iii 282)
PITT Lord Camelford. Thomas Pitt, Lord Camelford, Baron of Boconoc, (1737-93), bought Petersham Lodge, 1783, and sold it
1790. (VCHS iii 529)
Arms: Sable a fess chequy Argent and Azure between three bezants.
Crest: A stork Argent.
Supporters: Two Cornish choughs reguardant wings elevated Proper.
Motto: Per ardua liberi. (BGA)
PITTER of Croydon. *
Arms: Argent a chevron Gules between three bees volant Proper on a chief Azure a rose of the field seeded Or barbed Vert between
two billets erect Gold.
Crest: On two billets erect Or a stag's head erased and attired Proper gorged with a collar and chain Or. (BGA)
* Fairbairn adds: and Middlesex. (FBC)
PIXLEY Lieutenant-Colonel Stewart Aikin Pixley, OBE, VD, of Maybury, Knowle, Woking, (1857-1942), son of Stewart Pixley,
VD, DL, JP, (1824-99), had a son Major Stewart Edward Pixley of Hill Place, Knaphill, Woking, (b.1889), who was father of Captain Stewart
Reginald Vyvyan Pixley, RA, of Hill View Cottage, Bisley, (b.1921).
Arms: Azure a fess engrailed Or gutté-de-larmes between two daggers points downwards in chief and a cross crosslet in base Or.
Crest: In front of a cross crosslet fitché Or a morion Proper between two wings Azure each charged with a dagger as in the arms.
Motto: Per vias rectas. (FD7; BLG17)
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